diplogenic

/dɪpləˈdʒɛnɪk/ or /dɪpˈloʊdʒɛnɪk/

Definitions

1. adjective

Produced or characterized by two sets of organisms, such as a coral colony consisting of two types of coral polyps.

“The coral reef was a beautiful example of diplogenic growth, with two distinct species of coral polyps working together to create the intricate structure.”

2. noun

A colony or organism resulting from diplogenic growth, especially a coral colony consisting of two types of coral polyps.

“The researchers studied the diplogenic coral reefs that formed in the tropical waters, marveling at their unique structure and diversity.”

Synonyms

  • bicentric
  • bipartite

Antonyms

  • homogeneous
  • monogenic